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Coal Ash takes over North Carolina
Since my last post, there are 2 MAJOR things that have happened in North Carolina: Fracking and Coal Ash. A couple of weeks ago, the North Carolina General Assembly lifted the moratorium on hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as “fracking”. I … Continue reading →
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